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Write a machine language program to input two one-digit numbers ranging from 0 to 4 (using the character input instruction), add them, and then output the single digit sum (using the character output instruction). Execute your program in the PEP/8 simulator. Example Input: 43 (this is the numbers 4 and 3. Remember, this is two ASCII characters when inputted into your program) Output: 7 (ASCII character 55dec)

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  1. 0000 4900FE ;Get input from the user and store it @ 00FE
  2. 0003 4900FF ;Get input from the user and store it @ 00FF
  3. 0006 910022 ;Convert second input to decimal
  4. 0009 F100FA ;Store second decimal
  5. 000C D100FE ;Load first input into memory
  6. 000F 910022 ;Convert first input to decimal
  7. 0012 7100FA ;Add two numbers
  8. 0015 A10020 ;convert sum to character
  9. 0018 F1001F ;store the character
  10. 001B 51001F ;output the character
  11. 001E 00 ; stop
  12. 001F 00 ; character to output
  13. 0020 0030 ; convert mask to ASCII from decimal
  14. 0022 000F ; convert mask to decimal from ASCII
  15. Hex Version for the Loader in Pep/8 simulator
  16. 49 00 FE 49 00 FF 91 00 22 F1 00 FA D1 00 FE 91 00 22 71 00 FA A1 00 20 F1 00 1F 51 00 1F 00 00 00 30 00 0F zz
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